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Analogy in Cognitive Architecture

Kenneth D. Forbus

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Northwestern University

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Thursday, June 11, 2020

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Thursday, June 11, 2020

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Cognitive architectures are attempts to build larger-scale models of minds. This talk will explore how structure-mapping models of analogical matching, retrieval, and generalization are used in the Companion cognitive architecture. Examples will include modeling conceptual change, learning by reading, and analogical Q/A training.

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Q/A traininganalogical matchinganalogical reasoninganalogycognitionconceptual changegeneralizationlearningretrievalstructure-mappingstructure-mapping models

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Kenneth D. Forbus

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Northwestern University

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